Shah Rukh Khan used to lose his cool over wife Gauri because of..., started arguing with her after...
Back then, he was 19 and she was just 14 — but what followed was a story full of youthful obsession, family resistance, and timeless love.
In a magazine essay, Shah Rukh once confessed to being deeply insecure during the early phase of their relationship. He admitted to fighting with Gauri if she let her hair down or wore a swimsuit. 'She looked too beautiful with her hair open… and I didn't want other guys to notice her,' he had written. He added, 'I was crazy about her. If she wore a swimsuit or kept her hair open, I'd get into fights with her.'
His possessiveness stemmed not from mistrust, but the fear of losing someone he found ethereally beautiful. Two weddings, one epic love story
Despite coming from different religions, Shah Rukh (a Muslim) and Gauri (a Hindu) stood firm against social pressure. In 1991, they tied the knot twice — once under Hindu traditions, and once under Muslim customs — making their love story a rare, cross-cultural milestone in Bollywood. From lovers to parents of three, goals!
After six years of marriage, the couple welcomed their first child, Aryan Khan, in 1997. Their daughter Suhana followed in 2000. In 2013, they became parents once again to AbRam, born via surrogacy.
What began as a teenage infatuation in Delhi became one of India's most inspiring celebrity relationships. From SRK's once-painful possessiveness to the couple's resilience across decades, Shah Rukh and Gauri remain a symbol of love that matures, heals, and endures.
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